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icon5.gif   Windows 7 and entry storage, posted by Greg Damhorst on Mon Feb 14 23:59:20 2011 
    icon2.gif   Re: Windows 7 and entry storage, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Feb 21 09:05:05 2011 
Message ID: 67018     Entry time: Mon Feb 14 23:59:20 2011     Reply to this: 67019
Icon: Question  Author: Greg Damhorst  Author Email: gdamhorst@gmail.com 
Category: Question  OS: Windows  ELOG Version: latest 
Subject: Windows 7 and entry storage 

I have been playing with Elog on windows 7.  I want to set up an elog that can be accessed from our local network, and I discovered that can be done by running the server on windows and entering the host machine's computer-name:8080 in a browser on any machine on the network.

I had the server registered as a windows service, but oddly, when I re-booted the server didn't seem to be running (problem #1).

I then ran into some other problems (currently trivial) but I eventually got around to uninstalling and reinstalling Elog.  I deleted all the existing logbooks and data files when I uninstalled, and even deleted everything in the folder I had used as a backup to the Elog directory.  So, after reinstalling, I should be getting only the demo logbook and the original demo entry, right?

BUT I'm actually getting the three logbooks that I had created before I uninstalled (problem #2).  Even though the entire Elog directory was deleted when I uninstalled... including config file and logbook directory.  I can go into "Program Files" now and see that the config file present is the default/demo config file (from the most recent install)... yet when I launch elog in a browser, I am seeing those three logbooks from before, even though they should be gone from my hard drive.

Elog must be storing data somewhere else... where?

(p.s. I've also tried clearing my cache and deleting cookies in the browser)

If it's relevant, when I'm not on the local PC hosting the server, I am accessing it through a university network, and I've found that I can enter computer-name:8080 from ANY machine on the University's nertwork to access elog.

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